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The roundtable starts with a conversation about Inbee Park and her win at the Founders Cup. We also discussed Laura Davies' stellar performance (T2) last week and how she's not ready to retire. We also tipped our cap to Golf Channel's Kelly Tilghman, who recently announced she was leaving Golf Channel after 22 years. Amy Rogers and Ron Sirak join Bret Lasky in the roundtable.

Our big interview is with Mo Martin, who shares very personal stories about her unique childhood, being a walk-on at UCLA, winning the 2014 Ricoh Women's British Open and why she thinks 2018 will be a special year. Don't miss the story about when she was eight years old and saved her dad and brother from sleeping on a park bench in Japan by walking over to a hotel and basically begging for a room with the last $20 her father gave her. The Mo Martin interview begins at the 22 minute mark.

We also talked to Epson Tour champion Lauren Kim, who thought about quitting five months ago. She detailed her path from nearly quitting to winning. The Kim interview begins at

Mo Martin Shares Her Incredible Journey in Golf with the "On The Tee" Podcast

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